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"Many in the humanities have embraced these views with astonishing fervor. New disciplines, prefixed by “neuro” or “evolutionary” or even “neuro-evolutionary,” have been invented. “Neuro-aesthetics” explains aesthetic pleasure in terms of activity in certain parts of the brain observed when people are enjoying works of art. A propensity for aesthetic brain-tingles, implanted in us by evolution, causes us to tingle to the right kinds of things, such as pictures of landscapes loaded with food."
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Hopi Indian women, watching the dancers.
USA, ca 1907.
Photographer: Edward Curtis.Gorgeous !
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“The opinion which other people have of you is their problem, not yours.”— Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (On...
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“Don’t explain. People only hear what they want to hear.”— Paulo Coelho
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Fight Club by Pedro Vidotto
